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///@historyphotographed: During the preceding year's drought, remarkable dinosaur footprints previously hidden beneath water and sediment were unveiled at Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas. These tracks, dating back approximately 113 million years is situated around an hour's drive from Fort Worth, Glen Rose, Texas.Typically concealed beneath the waters of the Paluxy River, these newer tracks remained unseen until the unusually severe drought of 2022. During this period, the river's water levels significantly dropped, exposing more of these fascinating footprints.The lowered water levels during the drought also led to other extraordinary findings worldwide, such as the unearthing of a prehistoric stone circle in rural Spain (resembling Spanish Stonehenge), the discovery of a 600-year-old Buddhist statue in the depleted Yangtze River, and the exposure of German warships, still carrying explosives, in the Danube River.